check out the first 3d vrml episodic cartoon on the web
From Sandra Cannon <can...@cybernautics.com>
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· 21 Jan 1997 00:00 · View full thread
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Get Floops! Check out the Web's first ever episodic 3D VRML cartoon every Tuesday and Thursday at http://vrml.sgi.com. Floops is sort of a lizard, sort of a frog, and sort of a little human with big brown boots and a big personality to match. Floops is fully animated in 3D VRML, so you can change perspectives, zoom in or out, and spin around. Floops is best seen and heard with the Cosmo Player plug-in for Netscape Navigator or Internet Explorer. Find Floops and the Cosmo Player at http://vrml.sgi.com now!
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